Sentence examples for public staffs from inspiring English sources

The third one is a synthesis of both methods because it is a flexible resource management system that allows to learn from your own actions and change them and it is therefore very useful in governing long-term processes where stakeholders are self-organizing and share managerial responsibilities with public staffs (Olsson et al. 2004).

Last year Mr Osborne froze the pay of all but the lowest-paid public staff for two years.

Historically, public staff have been reluctant but this year of all years they must put their heads above the parapet.

The disparity is all the greater if pension rights are taken into account since public staff can still join generous defined-benefit schemes providing pensions linked to final salary and years of service.

That 10% rise compares with a 6.5% increase in private employment over the same period.Average earnings have also increased more for public staff than for private employees since the start of the decade.

After a two-year process surveying the general public, staff, volunteers and supporters, it renamed itself Blind Veterans UK with a new logo based on the union flag.

The ministry's overall payroll including for civil servants in public research institutes will also go down by 1.52% following a new law passed in May that reduces the salaries of all public staff by 5%.

However, the campaign's currently tethered circumstances mean that it is unlikely there will be public staff changes.

Once the request is made, the management at the institution will assess it to "make sure it does not pose a risk to the public, staff or institution".

The Park Service bars the viewing of these activities out of an ostensible concern "for the safety and welfare of the public, staff, and bison".

But after months of dwindling poll numbers, a series of foreign policy blunders, and a very public staff shake-up in his campaign, the former neurosurgeon is now essentially an afterthought.